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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
6
The article notes Soviet attempts to reform by urging peasants to buy cows while facing persistent milk shortages. Demand for cream separators collides with a lack of trained workers. a cycle of supply and employment problems challenges planners. The piece contrasts this with the perceived efficiency of the free enterprise system.
A humorous column uses a rural proverb to sketch domestic life and a husband teased about farm chores. It notes everyday domestic oddities and playful misadventures with light irony.
A daily crossword clue set with numbers and hints plus a cryptoquote puzzle. Clues cover definitions from boaster to royal and regional terms. TheCryptoquote shows a substitution cipher example using LONGFELLOW as a key and explains how letters map.
Dear Abby offers guidance on social awkwardness and tactful handling of problematic guests and mother figures. Advice covers inviting a widower who brings a date, a young-looking mother’s behavior, and handling The Visitor who interrupts daily routines, urging gentle boundaries.
Ohio law provides ten distinct grounds for divorce including adultery, cruel treatment, abandonment, impotence, gross neglect of duty, habitual drunkenness, fraud, imprisonment, and procurement of divorce abroad. Residency requirements include one year in the state and 90 days in the filing county. Insanity is not a grounds for divorce.
William F Buckley Jr argues Mr Richard Goodwins Great Society concept is novel and dangerous as it shifts focus from quantities of goods to the quality of life. Buckley notes Goodwins youth and ties to JFK and Johnson while cautioning about central control over local rights and welfare policy.
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